Griffith University supports the Sustainable Development Goals
The Sustainable Tourism Management program has been implemented annually since 2015. This course focuses on environment and social communities’ issues. Each program included 20-25 Indonesian tourism professionals from the private sector, central government departments and NGOs. The learning objectives of the award are participants’ improved skills and ability to:…
This Short Course engaged participants from the Government of Indonesia, officials and private sector representatives involved in the development and oversight of waste-to-energy (WTE) projects. The aim of the short course was to analyse the commercial viability of different types of WTE operations, identify factors that affect viability, study the…
This short course sets out key learning outcomes on creating, managing, and using data for public services and policy delivery – governing with data.
This short course aimed to improve the business readiness of Indonesian women-led MSMEs in the food sector, to expand their operations overseas, particularly to Australia or in partnership with Australian businesses to third markets, through the sharing of best practice in the sector, benchmarking international business operations and corporate management…
The Technical Services team at the Griffith School of Nursing and Midwifery (SoNM) alongside Les from the School of Anatomy and Jarrod from the Allied Health Services has been working as a team for Green Impact, and has proactively advanced the sustainability of the University in 2022 by saving a…
2022 is Griffith University’s inaugural year joining thirteen other universities and a growing number of organisations across Australia and New Zealand participating in Green Impact. Green Impact was developed by the National Union of Students (NUS) in the UK, where it has run for over 14years and reached more…
Completion of the Chiller Plant West (N80) facility on Nathan campus was finalised in March 2022, the culmination of works since 2019 to replace the existing Central Chiller Plant (N45). The new facility services the entirety of the Nathan campus (excluding N78 and N79 which have their own dedicated systems.
The Inter-University Sustainable Development Research Programme is a platform through which member universities undertake research on matters related to sustainable development, according to an agreed-upon work plan and agenda. The IUSDRP started in 2014 and Griffith joined in 2016.
This project will focus on reducing the Scope 2 emissions from Griffith University’s energy usage by installing 4MW of solar across many rooftops at Griffith University.
This project researches how law enforcement, government and courts have responded to, and are responding to, orphanage trafficking. Orphanage trafficking is where children are transferred or recruited into orphanages for the purpose of exploitation and profit. As the first project of its kind in the world, it is assessing the…